The Long Room - The Library of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Located at Trinity College in central Dublin is the old library with the long room, situated. The library was built between 1712 and 1732 and by 1860 the roof was raised to get room for the more. It is filled with approximately 200 000 books.
The marble busts are portraits of the great philosophers and writers. Aristotle, Francis Bacon, Cicero, Isaac Newton, Plato, William Shakespeare, Socrates, Jonathan Swift to mention a few.
In the far end of the room the oldest harp of its kind in Ireland is on display, which is the emblem of Ireland. The harp is made of oak and willow with 29 brass strings.
Would love a library like this in my home, of course my home would need to be the size of a small castle. Beautiful library, I can almost smell the books.
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Wonderful dream library for me. Want to visit it some time during my life time>
A stunning room meant for reading and Contemplation
Sure is!
@Gormen Freeman Yes, I would say it's more of museum today.
Cool. Looks like somewhere Gandalf would go to enjoy literature.
Magnificent
That's the freaking jedi temple
Yeah pretty sure the inspiration for the Temple library comes from this place
C'est magnifique 😍❤
Are the books available to read?
Are there digital copies?
That just seems like a shyt ton of knowledge and information that some folks thought was worthy of being bound and preserved sequestered behind velvet ropes.
Perhaps the archives are incomplete....
Could be
It looks like the Harry Potter bookstore.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was inspired by this place.
This room was the inspiration for the Jedi Temple Archives from Star Wars
Can I used this clip for my UA-cam video plz plz plz
Why are there no letter 'J' rows?
Good question, I've got no clue.
Non c'è la "j"perché. nel latino non esiste
@@emanuelacau1670 Ahhh, OK - grazie Emanuela 😁👍🏼